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| [0] CSUN TAKES MONTANA TO BRINK : NO. 2 GRIZZLIES ALMOST FALL TO MATADORS MONTANA 43, CSUN 36. |
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1412 |
| `DREAM' AUCTION SENDS BIDDERS TO THE MOON : NORTHWEST GETS CREATIVE WITH MILEAGE PROGRAM. |
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1121 |
| `NOVELTY-SEEKING GENE' CAN'T BE REPRODUCED. |
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681 |
| 19TH CENTURY HOME HAS GHOSTLY REPUTATION : HISTORIC SITE OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED HAUNTED. |
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631 |
| 38TH DISTRICT RACE HEATS UP. |
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530 |
| 49ERS-SAINTS: WHO'S LEFT STANDING? |
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517 |
| 53 ARRESTED IN DRUG RAIDS IN LANCASTER. |
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549 |
| A DREAM DEMOLISHED : DRUG ADDICT'S NEW START ENDS IN FATAL CRASH. |
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636 |
| ALUMNI HONOR VALLEY'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL : ALMA MATER HAS A BANG-UP CELEBRATION FOR ITS 100TH BIRTHDAY. |
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705 |
| ARENA OF AVARICE : NEVER WOULD SO MUCH PUBLIC MONEY GO TO SO FEW FOR SO LITTLE. A DOWNTOWN SPORTS LOCALE IS AN OPPORTUNITY WORTH SHUNNING. |
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Editorial |
819 |
| ART & ENSENADA : YOU HAVE TO RUN A GAUNTLET OF ARTISANS TO GET TO MEXICO'S LA BUFADORA. |
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1932 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : GOLF CARTS ON PARADE IN PALM DESERT. |
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243 |
| AT THIS COMPANY, CONTENTED EMPLOYEES ARE PART OF THE PRODUCT. |
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1407 |
| BAKERSFIELD CHEERLEADER TACKLES SPEEDY RECOVERY AFTER CRASH. |
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519 |
| BARKLEY MIFFED BY YOUNG STARS. |
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672 |
| BATTLE OF SEXES CAN GET ICY. |
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459 |
| BETTIS HOPES TO MAKE RAMS PAY TODAY. |
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738 |
| BRIEFLY : HOCH STAYS HOT IN BREEZY WEATHER. |
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662 |
| BROWN ANNOUNCES BREAST CANCER SUMMIT. |
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259 |
| CAMKIDS PROGRAM OFFERS VALUABLE SERVICE. |
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400 |
| CAN THIS TRACK GET OUT OF THE RED? : IT'S A GAMBLE, BUT MOSCOW HORSE GAME STARTS ANEW. |
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688 |
| CHARGERS' JONES IS CATCHING ON. |
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474 |
| CLINTON STORMS GOP STRONGHOLDS. |
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806 |
| CLINTON TACKLES CAMPAIGN REFORM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
564 |
| CLIPPERS FIGHT BUT LOSE : LATE SPURT CANNOT MAKE UP FOR LOUSY EARLY PLAY VS. JAZZ. |
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633 |
| CLIPPOERS FIGHT BUT LOSE : LATE SPURT CANNOT MAKE UP FOR LOUSY EARLY PLAY VS. JAZZ. |
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648 |
| CLOSING THE GAP : FOR HOUSE DEMOCRATS, ELECTION DAY '96 WILL BE NO REPEAT OF THE PARTY'S '94 DEBACLE. FORETELLING THE EXACT OUTCOME IS A TOUGH CALL, BUT NO PARTY WILL BE LEFT WITH MUCH OF AN EDGE. |
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1227 |
| COLLECTIBLES MARKET ON WIN STREAK : SPORTS MEMORABILIA HOT COMMODITY AGAIN. |
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1031 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP : VALLEY ROLLS AS HARVEY SETS MARK. |
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970 |
| COMEDY STAR SHOWS SOFTER SIDE IN DRAMA : MARY & TIM. |
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740 |
| COMMENTARY : HOW MUCH MORE HISTORY CAN A TEAM LIKE PANTHERS WRITE? |
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616 |
| COMMENTARY : TAKE CARE OF SANTA CLARA RIVER VALLEY. |
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758 |
| COMMUNITY HELPS VICTIMS OF BIG FIRE. |
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570 |
| CSUN TAKES MONTANA TO BRINK : NO. 2 GRIZZLIES ALMOST FALL TO MATADORS MONTANA 43, CSUN 36. |
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1546 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE. |
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391 |
| DANCER GLIDES ARTFULLY THROUGH YEARS. |
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854 |
| DECEASED DRIFTER IDENTIFIED : MYSTERY SOLVED 2 WEEKS AFTER DEATH, 2 YEARS AFTER SISTERS CAME FORWARD. |
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670 |
| DINING BEAT : THE KEYS TO FINE FOOD. |
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360 |
| DINING DEALS : EASTERN EUROPEAN. |
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264 |
| DISCOVERING GEN. PATTON'S BATTLEFIELD IN MOJAVE DESERT : ON LOCATION. |
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1383 |
| DIVERS PAY HOMAGE AT CRASH SITE. |
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370 |
| DOLE CANCELS VALENCIA DATE : GOP LEADERS HOPED VISIT WOULD HELP LOCAL REPUBLICAN CONTENDERS. |
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544 |
| EDITORIAL : DOLE FOR PRESIDENT. |
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Editorial |
549 |
| EDITORIAL : JAEGER FOR JUDGE. |
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Editorial |
91 |
| EDITORIAL : THE CASE FOR PROPOSITION 209. |
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Editorial |
593 |
| ELECTION ENTERS FINAL STRETCH : VALLEY CANDIDATES TRY TO RALLY VOTERS. |
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1605 |
| ENERGIZED DOLE PICKS UP STEAM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
797 |
| EVEN STEVENS SCORES AS KINGS EDGE HARTFORD : KINGS 3, HARTFORD 2. |
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819 |
| FAILBACK U. RUNS FOR -14 : WASHINGTON DEFEATS USC WASHINGTON 21, USC 10. |
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1326 |
| FBI CONFIRMS AGENTS TO LEAVE RIYADH WITH BOMBING UNSOLVED. |
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173 |
| FEISTY FELINE KEEPS MICE OUT OF PLAY : CAT FINDS WORK AT T.O.'S PROBST CENTER. |
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663 |
| FLIGHT COUPONS NO BOON FOR AIRLINE PASSENGERS. |
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464 |
| FOR THESE DADS, OUT OF SIGHT ISN'T OUT OF MIND - OR HEART. |
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713 |
| FOR YOUR HALFTIME PLEASURE : PLAYERS LIKE TERRELL DAVIS(WHO?) STAND OUT IN NFL SO FAR. |
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776 |
| FORCEFUL STYLE NOT RIGHT FOR ALL NEW MANAGERS. |
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771 |
| FORGET NBA'S 50, LET'S CELEBRATE THE MAGICAL FIVE : TECHNICAL FOUL. |
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1441 |
| FORMER PRESIDENTS RALLY AROUND DOLE. |
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571 |
| GROWING CHURCH INFLUENCE ON POLITICS ONLY SIN DEEP : CONSERVATIVE EVANGELICALS HAVE BEEN TOO SUCCESSFUL IN IMPRESSING A FACILE CODE ON AMERICAN CANDIDATES. |
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690 |
| HAVE SPECIAL INTERESTS PUT A PRICE TAG ON POWER? |
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950 |
| HISTORY STAMPED ONTO NATION'S MAIL : TINY ART CELEBRATES AMERICA'S HEROES, JOYS. |
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489 |
| HOME(SHORT)COMING : UCLA MISMANAGES CLOCK AND STANFORD IN UPSET DEFEAT STANFORD 21, UCLA 20. |
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1349 |
| HUTCHINSON'S GAMBLE PAYS OFF. |
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442 |
| IDENTICAL TWINS CAN WIN CRUISE ON PRINCESS SHIP. |
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162 |
| IN FUNDS, GOOD YEAR OFTEN TAXING. |
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673 |
| IN-STUDIO RADIO PERFORMANCES A THREE-WAY BOON. |
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1148 |
| INFINITI'S NEW Q45 OPTS FOR LUXURY HANDLING : TEST DRIVE. |
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812 |
| IRVAN IS SPORTS' MOST AMAZING COMEBACK : RACER BACK IN MONEY AFTER CHEATING DEATH. |
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909 |
| IRWIN LOOKS FOR SURE WIN : SENIOR PGA TOUR MONEY TITLE NOT IMPORTANT. |
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368 |
| IT ALL MAKES SENSE TO PENNY : MAGIC STAR KNOWS HE'LL HAVE TO PICK UP TEAM. |
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1053 |
| IT'S WHERE THE SAND MEETS THE STIR-CRAZY : INDOOR BEACH `VOLLEYBARS' GROW POPULAR. |
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727 |
| KENYAN INFLUENCE RUNS DEEP. |
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787 |
| KOHL BECOMES GERMANY'S LONGEST-LASTING CHANCELLOR : FOOD-LOVING, HIGH-TAXING BURGHER TAKES PLACE AMONG TITANS. |
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699 |
| L.A. BREWER IN CHASE FOR LIQUID ASSETS. |
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623 |
| LAKERS AND THEIR NEW WORLD ORDER. |
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407 |
| LANDFILL WORKER KILLED AS TRASH TRUCK BACKS UP. |
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117 |
| LAUNCHING NEW VENTURES : AS CALIFORNIA ENTERED RECESSION, STATE AEROSPACE CONTRACTORS FELT THE BIGGEST SQUEEZE. NOW, SOUTHLAND COMPANIES ARE BOUNCING BACK WITH THE AID OF COMMERCIAL PROJECTS. |
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1216 |
| LETTERS : WE'RE NOT PAYING FOR GRETZKY ANYMORE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
270 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `COACH'S' SHELLEY FABARES A MODEL STAR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
437 |
| LIBERAL HOPES FOR A SURPRISE : WRIGHT DISCOUNTS CHALLENGER IN STATE SENATE RACE. |
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417 |
| LOCKHEED FEARS PERSIST : BURBANK-AREA RESIDENTS DISPUTE CANCER-INCIDENT SURVEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1916 |
| LOROUPE IS KENYAN HEROINE : SHE WANTS ANOTHER NYC CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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630 |
| MAMMOTH UNDERTAKING : PREHISTORIC BONE YARD IN MEXICO YIELDS REMAINS FROM VARIETY OF ICE-AGE WILDLIFE. |
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599 |
| MAN HONORS DONNER SPIRIT : 900-MILE TREK GIVES HIKER NEW RESPECT FOR DOOMED MIGRATION. |
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557 |
| MASTECTOMY MAY PREVENT DEATH FOR WOMEN WITH GENE FOR CANCER. |
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591 |
| MEGAN'S INTERCO WINS NO. 3. |
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885 |
| MERGER ACCORD REPORTED : BRITISH TELECOM TO ACQUIRE MCI. |
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681 |
| MOVIE, TV PRODUCER DUKE, AT 86. |
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Obituary |
232 |
| MUSEUM PLANS GOING WILD : COLLECTOR HELPING TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF SPECIES. |
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714 |
| NASA PINS HOPES ON LIFE ON MARS. |
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1585 |
| NEWS LITE : MEDGAR EVERS' WIDOW SAYS 30-YEAR FIGHT WAS WORTH IT. |
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832 |
| NEWS LITE : RESTRAINED TREATERS PASS TRICK TEST. |
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957 |
| NFL CONCUSSION ISSUE WON'T QUIETLY GO AWAY. |
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879 |
| NOTES : SEIKALY, BACKUP TRADED TO ORLANDO. |
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433 |
| NOTES : WETTELAND, VANBIESBROUCK KNOW SAVES. |
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694 |
| NOTES : WITH PETTY BEHIND EVERYTHING, IT MUST BE A WINNING TEAM. |
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1069 |
| OBTAINING UNLISTED STOCKS CAN BE DIFFICULT, REWARDING. |
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666 |
| OIL SPILL DISRUPTS S.F. BAY : PETROLEUM CASTS PALL OVER BIRD MIGRATION, HERRING SPAWNING. |
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572 |
| OPEN ARMS AREN'T FOR HIM : SMITH ADDS TO RAIDERS' ILLS. |
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396 |
| PANDA LOAN DIFFERENT THIS TIME AROUND : ZOO DISPLAY TO AVOID STUNTS. |
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686 |
| PAPERBACKS. |
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255 |
| PARTIES IN TUG OF WAR FOR 24TH DISTRICT : CONTEST COULD SWAY MAKEUP OF HOUSE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1248 |
| PEROT KEEPS UP ETHICS ATTACK : REFORM PARTY CANDIDATE SAYS CLINTON LACKS MORAL FIBER FOR 2ND TERM. |
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434 |
| PEROT PUSHES FOR 3-WAY DEBATE : REFORM CANDIDATE SEEKS FORUM ON CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS WITH RIVALS. |
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445 |
| PIERCE COLLEGE GROUP LENDS HAND TO LAKOTA INDIANS. |
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622 |
| PILOT GUIDES CRANES SOUTH TO WINTER QUARTERS. |
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477 |
| PIONEER REMEMBERS SCORING FIRST BASKET IN NBA HISTORY. |
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852 |
| POLLS INDICATE GOP ON THE MOVE : FRESHMEN IN HOUSE MAKING COMEBACK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
512 |
| PREP FOOTBALL : ST. FRANCIS GAINS KEY VICTORY. |
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776 |
| PRISON-INTERVIEW BAN TURNED DOWN. |
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142 |
| PROJECTING POSITIVE MILITARY IMAGE : SOME FILMMAKERS ACCEPT PENTAGON GUIDANCE, SUPPORT; OTHERS REJECT IT. |
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638 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLARK DOESN'T DESERVE BLAME IN FATAL SHOOTING. |
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Letter to the Editor |
345 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : GINSBURG'S CONCEPT OF `RIGHTS' IS ALL WRONG. |
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Editorial |
1497 |
| RAIDERS LOOK FOR REDEMPTION : FACE BRONCOS ON MONDAY. |
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714 |
| RE-SIGNING SMOLTZ A MAJOR PRIORITY FOR BRAVES. |
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688 |
| RECALLING PRESIDENTIAL RACES OF YORE : ELECTION COLLECTION HAS IT ALL FIREFIGHTER'S PASSION IS CAMPAIGN MEMORABILIA. |
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780 |
| REFUGEE CRISIS LOOMS AS REBELS, TROOPS SEIZE ZAIRIAN TOWN. |
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630 |
| RHETT WEIGHS OPTIONS, DECIDES TO PLAY FOR BUCS. |
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943 |
| RULES WOULD DISCONNECT 10-CENT CALL. |
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309 |
| SANTA SUSANA REPERATORY PUTS SEASON ON HOLD : DIRECTOR SEEKS NEW FUNDING. |
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801 |
| SATURDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS : THE HERO PAT BARNES, CALIFORNIA. |
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597 |
| SCHOOL MAKING HEADWAY ITS WAY : PALMDALE LEARNING PLAZA PUSHES STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE WITHOUT GRADES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1072 |
| SHAQ LACKS SUPPORT FROM OTHER STARTERS : MINNESOTA AT LAKERS. |
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543 |
| SHORT PASSING GAME, SHORT QB: A PERFECT MATCH FOR DETMER. |
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782 |
| SILICON VALLEY BOOMING AGAIN : ECONOMY GROWING BY 5% ANNUALLY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
368 |
| SKIERESZ TAKES 2ND PAC-10 TITLE : SHE DEFEATS MORTENSEN AGAIN. |
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544 |
| SOBRIETY IN CLIMATE OF EASY ANSWERS : NEW HAMPSHIRE'S POPULIST GLOOM IS NOW NOVEMBER'S ECONOMIC CHEERLEADING. |
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1261 |
| SOUTH VIETNAMESE WAR HERO TAKES U.S. CITIZENSHIP OATH. |
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154 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : CANOGA PARK BOY INJURED IN CAR CRASH. |
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295 |
| SUBSTANCE DOESN'T STAND A CHANCE : POLITICAL WIN OFTEN GOES TO THE BEST ACTOR. |
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2091 |
| SUSPECT ARRESTED IN KILLING : PALMDALE MAN HELD IN WOMAN'S SLAYING. |
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311 |
| SWITZER SILENCES DOUBTERS : JONES HAPPY WITH COWBOYS COACH. |
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451 |
| TEACHERS, KIDS RATE COMPUTER SOFTWARE : INTERNET SERVICE GRADES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. |
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383 |
| THE SPY KNOWN AS JOHN LE CARRE : ESPIONAGE NOVELIST DAVID CORNWELL EXPOSED AT LAST. |
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2442 |
| THESE LOCAL COMPANIES LOVE THEIR MOTHERS : HOW AMGEN MAKES THE GRADE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
901 |
| THINK YOU CAN DIRECT, EH? |
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704 |
| THIRD CUP FOR MEGAN'S INTERCO? |
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526 |
| TIME NOT THE ONLY UNCERTAINTY IN WACKY AFC EAST : NFL ON TV. |
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866 |
| TIPOFF : L.A. CONSULTANT DEMANDS HIS POUND OF `HIDE'. |
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572 |
| TOURS, ETC. : STUDYING WOLVES IN CANADIAN WILDS. |
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353 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : BOOK SOON, SAVE ON AUSSIE TRIP. |
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205 |
| TRAVEL-RELATED EVENTS SCHEDULED. |
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130 |
| TROJANS CAN'T MUSH WITH HUSKIES : OFTEN HURT BY USC'S RUSH IN THE PAST, WASHINGTON NOW MASTER OF GROUND GAME. |
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711 |
| U.S. FIGHTER FIRES MISSILE AT IRAQI SITE. |
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610 |
| U.S. SOCCER PRIMED FOR CUP QUALIFYING : WYNALDA AND CO. BEGIN TREK. |
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471 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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355 |
| UP & COMING. |
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382 |
| URGENT LETTER REACHES OUT TO DYING MOM. |
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742 |
| VOLCANO TAME, FAR FROM DORMANT : MOUNT ST. HELENS COULD BE THREAT AGAIN. |
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439 |
| WASHINGTON BEACHES: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE. |
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936 |
| WEAK RUSH BAFFLES COACH. |
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873 |
| WHITE HOUSE FINGERPRINT TESTS DON'T POINT TO TOP CLINTON AIDES. |
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302 |
| WHO'S RUNNING THE SHOW? : EDNEY WANTS TO STAY SACRAMENTO'S MAIN MAN. |
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631 |
| WIDE SYDNEY SPAN OPENS TO TOURS SOON. |
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128 |
| WORKERS, GM REACH AGREEMENT; 4-DAY STRIKE ENDS IN MIDWEST. |
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283 |
| YOUNG ATHLETES BATTLE FOR FISTFUL OF BASKETS : WINNERS WILL MOVE AHEAD IN NATIONAL CONTEST. |
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515 |
| YOUNG VOTERS EXPECT CANDIDATES TO ADAPT TO CHANGE. |
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924 |
November 3, 1996
